solis, thank you. >>> in south carolina, a new twist tonight in the case of convicted murderer alex murdaugh his lawyers demanding a new trial, saying the court clerk improperly influenced the jury kathy park has the latest >> reporter: tonight, a surprising motion filed by alex murdaugh's defense attorneys accuses the county clerk of court becky hill of jury tampering. and now the legal team is demanding a new trial and a federal investigation. >> the clerk of court had improper pry vault communications with the jurors >> reporter: hill did not respond to nbc news' request for comment. in court documents filed today, murdaugh's attorneys claim that hill had frequent private conversations with the jury foreperson. told jurors not to be fooled by murdaugh's testimony. asked juries for their opinio about murdaugh's guilt or innocence pressured them to reach a quick verdict. and invested a story about a facebook post to remove a juro she believed leaned in favor of the defense. murdaugh's attorneys saying alex still maintains his innocence. what has he shared with you with this latest motion >> wel

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>> that's a great question, alex. hises at the washington post column daily that they just felt like trump's tired from traveling to all of these arraignments, from being indicted, these court appearances. they said, listen, even though they think it's still in a positive, and i'm not convinced by, that by the way, but they still think it's positive to campaign on being charged with so many crimes. they said, quote, spending a day in court is never fun. and so, after a really remarkable arraignment, i think one of the most historic that we saw a week or two in georgia, when he went to this grimy jail, got his mugshot taken, this absolute instant iconic photo. i think he was not excited to go back down to georgia. and he's got a lot to focus on in terms of trials and court dates coming up next year. >> absolutely. we are told he will be at his bedminster golf club, so maybe he will be out on the links on wednesday. paul, constitutional law professor harry litman says there are cracks within the cracks among the 19 defendan

his wife and son. you might wonder why is it happening now? jonathan serrie has the details for us from south carolina. >> very confusing to put it all together. we know alexugh is serving two life sentences for the murders of his wife and son. what is happening today is a status hearing for a separate trial on his alleged financial crimes. the disgraced low country lawyer is accused of stealing millions of dollars from friends, colleagues and clients. most notably the family of his long time housekeeper who died from injuries in a fall on the murdaugh family property. former attorney fleming who pleaded guilty to 23 state charges in connection with his role in murdaugh's alleged financial schemes will be sentenced today. >> it's very risky what corey is doing. do not underestimate that. you are leaving the sentence to the total discretion of judge newman, who has already said that what has been done has been a stain on our state and a stain on our profession. >> murdaugh is challenging his march 2nd double murder convictions with allegations the clerk of court tried to influence the jury's decision. even as he awaits a state trial on financial charges, mu

about the senator's ability to do his job >>> tonight, buster murdaugh is speaking out, defending his dad, alex, convicted following the infamous trial that put him behind bars for life stephanie gosk has details. >> this is not what i needed >> reporter: in his first on-camera interview since his mother and brother were killed on their family estate in south carolina, buster murdaugh defends himself, and his father, alex, who is serving a life sentence for the double murder. speaking with fox nation >> you think it was a crappy motive, and yet, 12 jurors all agreed that your dad killed your mom and paul >> that's right. >> what do you think about that >> i do not believe it was fair >> reporter: questions have swirled around buster over a different death. former classmate stephen smith, a 19-year-old whose body was discovered in 2015 on a road about 15 miles from the family property, where years later, maggie and paul murdaugh were shot and killed initially ruleda hit and run, the case was reopened in the weeks after the double murder, and state law enforcement is now investigating smith's dea

south carolina, convicted murderer alex murdaugh is seek agnew trial after allegations of jury tampering murdaugh is currently serving two life sentences for the murder of his wife and son our kathy park has this report >> reporter: a surprising motion filed by alex murdaugh's defense attorneys accusing the county clerk of court becky hills of jury tampering and now they are demanding a new trial and federal investigation. >> the clerk of court had improper private communications with the jurors. >> reporter: hill it nodid not respond to nbc news' request pour comment they said she told jurors not to be fooled by murdaugh's testimony, asked for this opinions about his guilt or innocence and invented a story about a facebook post to remove a juror she believed leaned in favor of the defense murdaugh's attorney saying alex still maintains his innocence. what has he shared with you about this latest motion >> i can't talk about attorney-client privilege. but when i shared with him the affidavits, he's a lawyer, he was astonished he was shaking he was in disbelief. >> reporter: months after the trial ended, hill published a tell-all book, even writing about vis

alex hi smith, in for the touch down things, but was full of browns. when that stopped running back, nick chuck was carried off off to suffering essentially the season ending the injury, which was so bad that full cost as chose not to show rephrase. of the incidence in his absences teammate stepped up cleveland, squaring a touch down almost immediately. spots with cleveland leading 22. 19 in the 4th quarter. watson fumbled allowing c as linebacker t. j. want to pick up and running to the inside and it proves to be decisive. pittsburgh waiting 26 to 22 hertz. and i mean, that's my brother is my brother, and i've been together for a long time. and i mean it's a blow for the whole team. and we don't want his injury to be and thing. and then we got to push on, you know, that's what he want us to do. that is always bolt for now. i'll be back because more champion. so you got should hopefully some goals to say the 21 j. absolutely. denver, thanks very much. indeed. that's it. for this new solid back moment, that was more of today's developments to stay with

hi, alex. hi, heather. what they've done is they've taken a look across the country at different geographic zones, as you talked about, and they took a look at those zones for a number of things, 18 different criteria, a couple of them being, you know, have these areas been affected by disaster previously? what are the socioeconomics within the community? and those are just some of them. but what they're trying to do is target the top 50 geographic areas and get resources in there to prevent extensive damage from future disasters. yeah, really getting ahead of the game here, mark, also interesting for us to talk about is something else that fema noted. three bay area counties are in that 99th percentile on fema's national risk index, meaning that the likelihood of something bad happening is pretty high. that's contra costa county, alameda county and santa clara county. but what's interesting here, mark, is that of those only alameda and santa clara counties received that designated disaster resilience zone.

his possibilities. you don't need a witness for him. ok yes i agree. lenya alex go to his house right now.fter the interrogation, take him. stay with him and see, okay? grandfather, this is what the men from the yard told you, fighter. it's you never afraid of a fight it's with you she's everywhere calmly it's on you friends can always rely on. you cannot be left out. ok. hands went hello, i would like to transfer money from my account. you have an account opened in our bank no, london branch, then, please, kindly pass your passport. how much are you going to transfer bye? sorry, but in order to transfer the entire amount, we need to get confirmation from the main office. will have to wait. what about an hour? everything is fine, your payment was successful, please sign. please, goodbye, goodbye. in vain you then betrayed me. we could do a lot together. let me go. you now have money. you can start a new life marinochka has only one life. and there is no other life. of course, of course i'll let you go. call trowel hello no, everything is fine. the object was at work, then went out of town,

. cleveland browns, quote, back to shawn watson, having his past intercepted steelers linebacker, alex hi smith, in full, the tops down things got west full, the browns. by when that stopped running back, nick chuck was we don't of the suffering a potentially the season ending. the injury which was so bad that full cost has changed. not sure replace of the incidents in his absence. his teammates sets up a cleveland scoring a touchdown almost immediately spot with cleveland needing 2219 and the full quotes that watson fumbled, allowing us to his line back. it's huge, i want to pick up and run into the enzyme, and it proves to be decisive. misty is winning 26th of 22. it hurts me. that's my brother as my brother. and i have been together for a long time. and i mean, it's a blow for the whole team and we don't want his injury to be and thing. and then we've got to push on, you know, that's what he want us to do. and that is all you'll support for now. i'll be back with the champions league action a little bit lisa. lovely, looking forward to it. thanks so much jim. well, that is all for me.

soothes for fast relief when you need it most. >>> buster murdaugh is speaking out, defending his dad alexnie gosk has the details >> this is not what i needed >> reporter: in his first on-camera interview since his mother and brother were killed on their family estate in the cs reopened in the weeks after the double murder and smith's death is now being investigated as a homicide there were unsubstantiated rumors that he and buster murdaugh were in a relationship. murdaugh has never been identified as a suspect and does not face criminal charges. i never had anything to do with his murder i never had anything to do with him on a physical level of any regard >> reporter: murdaugh was at his father's trial every day, taking the stand in his defense, but this was his response when asked if he thinks his father is a psychopath >> certainly, i think there are characteristics where you look at the manipulation and the lies and carrying out of that such, and i think that's a fair assessment >> to stephanie for that report. still to come, an early contender for play of the season as week one of c

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>>> so he may be serving two life sentence force killing his wife and son but the case of alex murdaugh team is psyching a new trial. the disgraced attorney from one of south carolina's most prominent families was convicted of the double murder in march. dianne gallagher joins us with the latest. what is the rationale from his defense team for a new trial? >> reporter: boris, the defense team said that they will be filing a motion for a new trial based on, quote, after discovered evidence. really that's the only detail that we've been given here. they would not elaborate on exactly what that evidence is, instead pointing us to a press conference that they were expecting to hold tomorrow afternoon with attorneys on the south carolina statehouse grounds over by the state court of appeals. of course, alex murdaugh was convicted by a jury in the brutal murders of his wife maggie and son paul back in march. a judge sentenced him to two life sentences which he is currently serving in a south carolina prison. about a week later his team filed notice that they did plan to appeal, but they didn'

alex didn’t break his hand. by the way, to the investigator. could you please confirm all this in writing? well, of course, that's why i came here. okay, i'm off. wait ivanovich can i take a photo with you? well, of course ivanovich do one more good deed. here you need to press a button. attention the bird is about to fly out. ready hello antonina please where should i go let's let them talk. dick maybe we shouldn't all stay here. probably let's come to us, but this is an option. great, we've already arrived. i'm at sveta's now. where are you? okay, now makar has arrived, i’ll go down to him, he doesn’t want to get up. i don't know, i'm quick. you're mom, hi. brought how is she? well, i don’t understand. today i will have already signed the resignation letter. but now i don’t understand at all. i took him, but he was already released. why because, you see, i had no right to take him, because he is an honest cop, his father is a general. that's why wait, maybe you really took the wrong one before i took that one.

according to his attorneys, their client is now in disbelief over this new evidence. >> this morning an explosive new legal twist in the case of convicted killer alex are demanding a new trial accusing the clerk of court of jury tampering. >> we never considered the likelihood as reported to us by the jurors that the clerk of court would go in to the sanctity of the jury room before he testified and tell the jurors don't be fooled by his testimony. >> reporter: in sworn affidavits from two jurors, murdaugh's attorneys detail multiple incident of what they say was improper conduct by clerk of court rebecca hill. hill allegedly told jurors, y'all are going to hear something that will throw you all off, don't let this distract you or mislead you. hill seen outside the courthouse after the verdict acknowledged by prosecutors for her work. >> i want to thank the kol tin county clerk of court. >> pressured them to reach a quick verdict, and invented a story about a facebook post to remove a juror she believed would have found murdaugh not guilty. >> jury tampering by a clerk of the court would be something very rare and very dramatic. >> shortly after th

since his, death they've created the christian aguilar search and rescue foundation which supports the use of tracking dogs to find the missing. and christian's brother,, alexity and added a bitter sweetness to it. graduating from the university of florida in gainesville. >> i've always followed his example in school and now that examples gone so i have to, i guess, follow my honor. >> erika got her degree in gainesville along with memories she will carry forever. she can't forget that fleeting moment she fell in love with christian. and then he was gone. just like that. >> we weren't even dating that long and we have the death of, what happens if something happens tomorrow and he got hit by a car. and he looked at me, and he was like. i don't know what i would do without you. i don't know what i would, you know? and i looked at him, and i told him. i told you what you're gonna do. you're gonna find somebody, and you're gonna live your life. >> you ever get up in the morning shaking your fist in outrage to the heavens? pedro, why did you do this to me? not just christian as a victim, you become the victim to. >> it's so difficult sometimes to think of it so

his. he got on the stand, alex murdaugh, and also admitted he lied about being at the kennel in the area wherehey were killed at the time. he also went to his mother's house and tried to get one of the housekeepers there to lie about his alibi. the evidence is very strong here. i'm going to be very surprised about this so-called newly discovered evidence and what it is and why are he actually changed clothing after the fact. good luck to that. holding a news conference instead of holding it in the court speaks volumes as to how much evidence they really have. anyway, ted williams, great to see you. thank you so much for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> rich: president biden is about to speak in philadelphia this labor day written an op-ed in another dee battleground state, wisconsin, claiming his bidenomics plan is working there. polls show most voters not buying it. why his economic agenda is not gaining traction coming up next. ♪ dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically pro

we turn now to the son of convicted murderer alex murdaugh breaking his silence in a new interview. y beginning and you have that story for us. >> for first time we are hearing from alex murdaugh's surviving son buster. the 27-year-old saying he believes the jury got it wrong. he says the person who murdered his mother and brother is still out there and he fears for his life. this morning reaction coming in to new revelations from buster murdaugh breaking his silence for the first type since his father alex was convicted of murdering his mother and brother. >> it's an absolutely excruciatingly difficult experience. >> reporter: in the new fox nation docu series, the fall of the house of murdaugh, buster continuing to stand by his father, saying he doesn't think his dad killed his mother maggie and brother paul, but also saying his father has some psycho pathic qualities. >> i'm not prepared to sit here and say i encompasses him as a whole. i think there are characteristics where you look at the manipulation and the lies and the carrying out of that i think that's a fair assessment. >

convicted murderer alex murdaugh pleaded guilty today to federal charges of financial fraud and money laundering. this is the first time that the disbarred south carolina attorney admitted to hislife sentence for murdering his wife and son and is accused from stealing from clients, including at the estate of his longtime maid who died in a fall at his home. he still faces about 100 different charges in state court. two passenger jets are struck by laser lights near a major u.s. city, we've got the details next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," you can listen. subscribe where ever you your podcasts. you can n listen. subscrcribe where e ever you y r podcast. youou your podcaststs. babalanced nututn withth 27 vitamimins and mini. and enensure complplete with 30 grgrams of prorotein. ♪ ♪ before my y doctor and i che breztri for my copd, i had babad days, (cough, cocough) flare-upups that couould permanenently dadamage my lulungs. with b breztri, thinings changeded for me. breztrtri gave mee bebetter breatathing. ststarting witithin 5 minunu, i notiticed my lung g function i impr. it helelped improvove my sympt, and brbreztri was s even provn to reduce

hi, alex, alex and heather. we'll get to that in just a moment. but first, i wanted to give a quick update about the traffic conditions because that was a big factor today in just the last couple of minutes. crews have now reopened traffic going eastbound on divisadero and traffic going both ways on excuse me, traffic going eastbound on oak street and both ways on divisadero, which will make a big difference for people on their way home. now, about this person that was in that trench today, we've learned that the man was a contractor working on a city sewer project. the first calls to 911 started coming in shortly after 10 a.m. a worker was trapped under about eight feet in that trench which had collapsed. city crews rushed to the scene with heavy rescue and urban search and rescue equipment, including a canine which confirmed that a person was trapped under eight feet of sand, dirt and concrete. their responding crews had a difficult technical trench rescue on their hands, trying to shore that trench up as they worked to prevent another collapse,

alex cobb injuring his >>> so this video of a man hanging off the side of an audi suv is going viral tonight and we tracked him down to find out what happened. so here's what happened. he was in a group of tourists traveling from overseas and they were in san francisco for one day to sightsee last wednesday when two thieves broke into the van in fort mason. they snatched bags with passports and laptops inside and threw them into a getaway car. when two of the tourists confronted them to get their bags back, one of them ended up hanging onto the side of their cars the thieves sped off. >> i was like i don't know if he will keep accelerating. >> i am still shocked about this. i could not believe it. it is going to happen during the daytime. it is the most attractive place, right? >> as for the guy who tumbled from the side of the car, he said he was banged up but he was grateful the injuries weren't worse. we reach out to park police for more details they may have but we have not heard back yet. there is another image that will make your heart stop. this teen is lucky to be alive after

alex murdaugh case. the husband and father convicted of murdering his own wife and son. what his attorneys are now claiming. so, will he get a new trial? >>> tonight, news on senate minority leader mitch mcconnell after freezing in front of reporters on two occasions. what the capitol physician is now saying. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the first lady dr. jill biden testing positive for covid. the president, two tests now, testing negative with a major trip set for this week. mary bruce live at the white house. >>> the u.s. and the new warning tonight to kim jong-un on this planned meeting with vladimir putin. martha raddatz standing by. >>> the troubling moment at the u.s. open in new york city. the fan ejected. the german player who stopped and told the umpire what he had just heard. the reference to hitler. >>> tonight, hundreds of flights affected after united airlines orders a ground stop for a time. why did the computer system go down? >>> the beloved game show host, bob barker, and tonight, we have now learned the cause of death. what we did not know. >>> c

now according to his attorneys, their client is in disbelief over this latest twist this morning, an explosive new legal twist in the case of convicted killer alexgh his attorneys are demanding a new trial, accusing the clerk of court of jury tampering. >> we never considered the likelihood as reported to us by the jurors that the clerk of court would go into th sanctity of the jury room before he testified and tell the jurors don't be fooled by his testimony. >> reporter: in sworn affidavits from two jurors, murdaugh's attorneys detailed multiple instances of what they say was improper conduct by clerk of court rebecca hill hill allegedly told jurors, y'all are going to hear something that will throw you all off. don't let this distract you or mislead you. hill seen outside the courthouse after the verdict, acknowledged by prosecutors for her work. >> i want to thank the clerk of court becky hill and her entire time. >> reporter: the defense's motion also alleges sh asked jurors for their opinions, pressured them to make a quick verdict. >> jury tampering by a clerk of the court would be something very rare and very dramatic. >> reporter: short

. >> and after his denials to police, riley reached out to his close friends, alex and noah. up. throughout this whole time, i tried to spend as much time with him as i could and just be there for him, anything he needed. >> riley confided in alex and no again. he said he would never hurt emma, had nothing to do with the shooting. but he did have his grandpa's gun. >> they're gonna find a way to put this on me if they find the gun. it's like, can you help me get rid of this. >> the boys were willing to comfort riley, but not get rid of evidence in a murder investigation. instead, they called lieutenant merit. it's amazing that they called. >> absolutely. >> i mean, this is a big piece of the puzzle. >> absolutely. it could have -- they could've lived their lives, minded their business. >> riley told his friends he planned to go to the bluffs, high above the tennessee river, and toss the gun into the water. police hatched a plan, a bold and risky sting operation. have alex and noah go with riley, and the moment they see the gun, signal detectives, who would swoop in and make an

because a lot can be attributed to the war, you can easily intimidate alex here, his own population is a lot of money. and so, sometimes it seems to me that they deliberately compensate for the absence of a war with this escalating tension when they try to create, what kind of nervous environment from scratch? well, i also agree that they sometimes succeed. judging by the interest that lithuanians show in a trip to belarus, it is more likely that they close our citizens from their own. this is another aspect. the point is that when lithuanians come here they see here in a peaceful life of well-being and yes, and simply a different lifestyle, a different state of mind, even among the people of the population, then this is definitely very serious destabilizing factor. from the president of lithuania to the seat, he probably understood what this could lead to, or thought about zelensky and decided for himself that, probably, the military prospect is still not as attractive as it seemed. earlier, he urged not to set up a campaign to close control of checkpoints on the border with belarus,

alex murdaugh's attempt to get a new trial. the disgraced former attorney found guilty of murdering his wife and son claiming there was jury tamperingng. abc's jaclyn lee is here with that. jaclyn, good morning. >> reporter: gio, good morning. alex murdaugh and his attorneys now have ten days to prove there was jury tampering if he wants a new trial. with the attorney general saying their filing has a procedural defect. this morning, a potential blow to alex murdaugh's bid for a new murder trial. the south carolina attorney general filing a response friday calling for a new trial procedurally defective asking to give murdaugh's attorneys ten days to refile showing evidence that the jury was tampered with by the court clerk becky hill. >> what they're basically saying is, we need to investigate. we need to figure out if the allegations are true. >> reporter: murdaugh's attorneys say hill advised jurors not to believe his testimony and also pressured the jury to reach a quick, guilty verdict. all, they say, to secure for herself a book deal and media appearances that would not happen in the event of a mistrial. >> guilty. >> guilty. >

he certainly will be missed in his touch and diplomacy will certainly be missed as well, alex. >> absolutely, he was not necessarily front and center, to your, point julie, but for those of us who followed his career and knew of his capabilities, we always knew that he had somehow a hand in this, bringing out some good resolutions for those people who have been wrongly imprisoned or incarcerated elsewhere outside of this country. julie, thank you for that and for all of, you we are hoping to get andrea mitchell to join us at some point so she can shed some further light on his remarkable incredible diplomacy efforts over five decades of a tremendous career. we have more breaking news to share because in just moments, president biden and the first lady are expected to land in florida. they will visit the areas devastated by hurricane adalja. nbc's squad -- live oak, florida, which pretty clearly, by the picture we're about to see from the, there got its share of devastation to be sure. talk about what's on the presidents agenda today, guad. >> alex, just another example of the type of damage

alex murdaugh convicted of his crimes earlier in the year . could that verdict be overturned.urdaugh say they have found evidence of jury tampering. they filed a motion this week seeking a new trial. martha maccallum joins us for this story and more. you know the story better than anyone right now. you have a special coming up we'll get to in a moment. the woman in question is becky hill. the clerk of court there in the county. and his attorneys allege that she tampered with the jury by advising him not to believe murdaugh's testimony and went out and wrote a book. in that book when she was reading the verdict in the front of the jury and nation she said i was mostly concerned about alex being found innocent when i knew in my heart he was guilty. so his attorneys are arguing it was out of bounds. is it? >> not just that. there is a lot that is in this statement that they put out yesterday that they claim becky hill did. we've only heard their side of this story. but they have two possibly three jurors who wrote sworn affidavit testimony saying that she said a number of things

alex. >> reporter: hi, mike.t four months out from the iowa caucuses, and friction played out both on and off the field. attending has become a political tradition for white house hopefuls, and former president trump arrived in ames, iowa, with plenty of fanfare. he toss toed out those footballs and flipped burgers while joining in on a fraternity tailgate. >> how you doing, president trump? what do you think about this? that is some turnout. >> yeah. >> i guess the youth likes trump. we love iowa. >> reporter: you can hear the inside jack trice stadium reaction was a bit more mixed, cheers combined with some booing. the the former president watched the rival iowa-iowa state matchup from a private box while governor ron desantis embraced a more low-key position, sitting in the stands behind governor -- besides governor kim rehold ins. the hawks won 20 the-13, by way. tailgating yesterday, vivek ramaswamy traveled to new hampshire holding a breakfast meet and greet this morning, and former u.n. ambassador nikki ha

well, there is new twist tonight in the alex murdaugh case. hisanding a new trial on the grounds of alleged jury tampering. the motion now comes about six months after years convicted in the 2021 murders of his wife maggie and son paul. according to the filing, the clerk of the court, rebecca becky hill, allegedly tampered with the jury by advising jurors not to believe murdaugh's testimony. there are also alleging that she pressured the jury to reach a quick guilty verdict and claims that she misrepresented information to the judge in order to remove a juror. now, murdaugh's attorneys claim that hill did all of these things. why? to secure herself a book deal, they say. quote, in media appearances that would not happen in the event of a mistrial. unquote. her book is called behind the doors of justice, the murdaugh murders and it was published in late july. now, lawyers are also citing that in the motion, along with at least three sworn affidavits including one from a juror and another from a dismissed juror. now, earlier today, murdaugh's attorn

his own legal problems. >> as they put you all a very good day from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we begin with donald trump in an exclusive interview. sitting down with new meet the press moderator, christian walker, on a wide array of issues, and his role in the january 6th capitol attack. here is his take on potentially ending up behind bars. >> when you go to bed at night, you were going to jail? >> no, i don't, really. i don't even think about it. i'm, i have had people come up to me and say, how do you do, it sir? i don't even think about it. >> meanwhile, in a 2024 race for the white house, the new cbs news poll shows that trump is in a statistical dead heat with biden. with 51% of biden voters saying that they are mostly opposing the other candidates, and 61% of trump voters and they are mostly supporting him. new today, nancy pelosi is clarifying her position on the biden harris ticket, with an appearance slight shift from earlier comments about whether vice president harris is the strongest running mate. she told my colleague, jonathan kaye part. >> this is

steve borthwick will be vindicated with his decision to start alex mitchell at scrum—half, only his secondt there are plenty of questions to be answered. but english fans and the english rugby team will be very encouraged in that performance, they will be looking to replicate it. next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave — next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave it _ next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave it there, _ next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave it there, the _ next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave it there, the sound - we will leave it there, the sound quality is unfortunately not very good, but thanks for that. prince harry has opened the invictus games in the german city of dusseldorf, where 550 injured military personnel from 21 nations will compete. today, competitors are taking part in athletics, wheelchair rugby and powerlifting events. speaking at the opening ceremony, the duke of sussex said more and more nations were taking part. more and more people have joined the invictus community, colombia, israel and nigeria arej

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it was written by the son of george soros, his name's alex soros. he's taking over for his father.oundation will now be run by his son who's a 30-something even more ideological left-winger. it's not a very well written ed -- op-ed, but he did mention donald trump. there he is on the right. here's a quote. as someone who spends up to half their time working on the continent and thinks -- i guess -- will: that's europe, dude. i'm sorry i said, dude, but just real quick, it's the center of the universe for so many people. pete: yeah. will: like, the world pivots on an axis around, i don't know, roughly paris? pete: we'll get back to quote, your exactly right. and thinks former united states president donald trump or at least someone with his isolationist and anti-european politics will be the the republican nominee, i believe maga-style victory could be in the end be worse for the e.u. than the u.s., and such an outcome will undermine the progress achieved on many fronts in response to the war in ukraine. that money is coming on behalf of presumably joe biden, whoever it is, against

his own defense. with the potential exposure that he would have, it would just be too profound. not only is there an overlap, alex, in terms of the types of cases being prosecuted, consider, this fani willis and fulton county case is pursuing his efforts to overturn the election results in the state of georgia, but that does not necessarily mean that it precludes special counsel, jack, smith trumping able to utilize evidence from that case in his own prosecution. so i think there is no way that any criminal defense attorney would never let somebody like donald trump take the stand, and any criminal setting, which speaks to the idea of trump's attempt to remove -- move to federal court to an evidentiary hearing and how that would be a harm in terms of him testifying, have him try to remove the federal court. >> hugo, as we take a look at the federal documents case, there is a new court filing which shows that the i.t. manager at mar-a-lago is now a government witness, after being offered immunity from the special counsel. here is how chris christie thinks trump might be reacting to that news. here is that. that ne

i was at an event, alex epstein, his great book, fossil future and they were having a discussion and peter put this great framework around it that resonated with some of the other frameworks that i had used. but a lot of the things come out of there's an issue or perceived and people really believe in it or some some heartfelt thing that they want to do and. it's a it's a good idea. and i'll take the climate scenario of the environmental. it's like we all to be good stewards of the planet we want to breathe clean air. we all want to make sure that the animals are weak while taking care of. i think that, you know, that's pretty universal. so maybe there are a couple of anarchists that don't want it, but most of us can can believe it. the challenge is that it ends up morphing into this model when you have central planning and so it starts out with this good idea and then there is a class of till called them racketeers i call them profiteers just because think that that's slightly more generous but he might be more right in that and there ends up being a whole class of people who really

it's only the alex on his there or defend champion, call us out today and not just a couple of days to go until the start of the rugby world cup posts from stepping up that preparations for the opening game of the tournament. they kick off against the 3 ton champagne sneezing and at least at the front in paris, france never won the world. what else? we know that the old blacks are legendary team with a serious tracy less than reputation. but we also know that we've improved a lot in the last 4 years and worked a lot. we feel ready to take them on and much the strength to to arm champions, australia receiving a welcome at that base. since then, i've seen kenny jones to fix a relatively young score for this tournament as to what will be saying to lift the trustee for the 1st time this century. buildings are in policies, this sort of an in looks to be itself on the groups with wales. fiji george and portugal is pete to summit with a closer look at what we can expect for as long. so you might think that a straight and way on. so the outbreak favorites, but that would be so sure. so i was j

hi, alex. >> according to the poll, half registered voters said any republican nominee would be better than president biden. 47% of voters threw support behind president trump instead of president biden. in 2020, trump never earned higher share of the vote in their polls. every major gop hopeful placed within the margin of error with president biden. nikki haley earning impressive six-point lead over the president in a hypothetical match up. when asked how things were going in the country, 47% said poorly or badly. the g20 is expected to discuss the war in ukraine. in washington, the divide is growing over continued funding for ukraine defense. >> i'm pleased that there has been bipartisan support in both houses of congress for ukraine. and i feel confident that we'll be able to make sure that we have funding. we continue to stand behind ukraine for as long as is necessary. >> we're supposed to be defending the united states of america. putting american workers and prosperity first. they have been dead wrong for decades, they learned nothing from iraq or afghanistan and now they are do